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Rovo AI: Create Work Items from Loom | Demo Den | Atlassian

Nov 3, 2025 By Atlassian In Atlassian
Ever wish you could turn a quick Loom recording into Jira work items without all the manual typing? Now you can! In this Demo Den episode, Pierre walks through a new Rovo AI feature that automatically converts your Loom videos into actionable Jira work items. Whether you're recording bug reports, feature requests, or project updates, Rovo handles the data entry for you. What Pierre covers: Turning Loom videos into work items with Rovo How it works in your AI-enabled Jira instance.
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dotcom-monitor

Synthetic Monitoring for GraphQL Endpoints: Beyond the Query

Nov 3, 2025 By Dotcom-Monitor In Dotcom-Monitor
GraphQL isn’t just another API protocol—it’s a new layer of abstraction. It collapsed dozens of REST endpoints into one flexible interface where clients decide what data to fetch and how deep to go. That freedom is a gift for front-end teams and a headache for anyone tasked with reliability. Traditional monitoring doesn’t work here. A REST endpoint can be pinged for uptime.
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grafana

Grafana Mimir 3.0 release: performance improvements, a new query engine, and more

Nov 3, 2025 By Dimitar Dimitrov In Grafana
In 2022, we introduced Grafana Mimir, our open source, horizontally scalable, multi-tenant time series database (TSDB) designed for long-term storage of Prometheus and OpenTelemetry metrics. Over the years, Mimir has become a go-to metrics backend within the open source community, with 30 project maintainers and more than 4.7k GitHub stars.
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site24x7

Stop the guesswork: Troubleshoot with confidence with process monitoring

Nov 3, 2025 By Geoffrin Edwin In Site24x7
IT infrastructure is vast, complex, and interdependent. At any point in time, businesses rely on thousands of servers running thousands of processes. Detecting server downtime is fairly easy—but true observability is when you know precisely which processes are working as intended and which are silently contributing to performance degradation. A failed database worker or a memory-leaking background service can silently drain resources until your most critical apps grind to a halt.
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cloudzero

AI And Sustainability: Measuring The Impact Of The Generative AI Boom

Nov 3, 2025 By Rachel Whitener In CloudZero
Before 2022, Alex Hanna worked on Google’s Ethical AI team. Today, she’s the director of research at the Distributed AI Research Institute, a transition sparked by Google’s handling of a paper exposing AI’s growing environmental footprint. So, how bad is it, really? That depends on who you ask. Take Jesse Dodge, a senior research analyst at the Allen Institute for AI. Jesse told NPR that a single ChatGPT query can use as much electricity as keeping a light bulb on for 20 minutes.
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cloudzero

The Outage Anxiety Test: Can You Answer These 3 Questions In Under 10 Minutes?

Nov 3, 2025 By Doug Bonderud In CloudZero
On Oct. 20, the Internet woke up and seemingly chose violence. For more than 12 hours, Amazon Web Services (AWS) went down. From banking platforms to hospital communications to mobile ordering apps, digital services came to a screeching halt. The cause? Two programs are trying to write a DNS entry simultaneously, failing, and leaving the entry blank. Thus began the incredibly costly failure cascade.
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datadog

Accelerate your Azure integration setup with guided onboarding

Nov 3, 2025 By Michael Cronk In Datadog
Getting started with monitoring for Microsoft Azure environments can be a lengthy and manual process. Many tools require users to create app registrations, assign permissions, and enable log forwarding or telemetry data collection across multiple portals and scripts. These fragmented steps slow down onboarding and introduce opportunities for misconfiguration, making it harder for teams to quickly achieve full visibility.
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datadog

Understand user experience through network performance with Datadog Synthetic Monitoring

Nov 3, 2025 By Lauren Zuniga In Datadog
When an application slows down or fails, pinpointing the cause isn’t always simple. Is it a backend regression, a misbehaving API, or a bottleneck somewhere deep in the network? Without full visibility, teams waste precious time troubleshooting across disconnected tools and layers. Datadog Synthetic Monitoring now supports Network Path to help you proactively identify whether user-facing issues stem from your code or from the underlying network.
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spike

Managing Alerts: Car Alarms and Smoke Alarms

Nov 3, 2025 By Ritik In Spike
Building and shipping an application is exciting, you watch your idea come alive and reach users. But once it’s out there, your real job begins: keeping it alive. An app in production isn’t just code running, it’s a living system. It needs monitoring to stay healthy and alerting to warn when something’s off. But there’s a catch: too few alerts, and you’ll miss real issues; too many, and you’ll drown in noise.
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